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2019 All-Centennial Conference Men's Basketball 2019 All-Centennial Conference Men's Basketball FEBRUARY 26, 2019 563 College Avenue, W-560, Lancaster, PA 17603 @CentennialConf First Team Pos / Name Cl Ht Hometown / High School G-Michael Gardner, Johns Hopkins # ................................... Sr 6-2 New York, N.Y. / Riverdale Country School G-Cam Wiley, Swarthmore * ................................................ Sr 6-0 Atlanta, Ga. / Marist School F-Zac O’Dell, Swarthmore + ................................................. Jr 6-7 Schenectady, N.Y. / Schalmont G-Eric Williams, Jr., Ursinus ! .............................................. Sr 6-3 Plainfield, N.J. / Hun School of Princeton F-Joe Scibelli, Haverford ....................................................... Sr 6-5 Charlotte, N.C. / Charlotte Catholic Second Team Pos / Name Cl Ht Hometown / High School F-Ryan McTamney, Ursinus .................................................. Jr 6-6 Roxborough, Pa. / La Salle College F-Dallas Marshall, Washington College ................................ Jr 6-4 Germantown, Md. / Clarksburg G-Mike Hinckley, Dickinson ................................................. Sr 6-1 Bryn Mawr, Pa. / Episcopal Academy F-J.C. McGrath, Franklin & Marshall % ............................... Sr 6-6 Newark, Del. / Munich International School G-Dan Gaines, Muhlenberg ................................................... Fr 6-1 Colts Neck, N.J. / Colts Neck F-Nate Shafer, Swarthmore ................................................... Jr 6-6 McLean, Va. / Langley Honorable Mention Pos / Name Cl Ht Hometown / High School G-Matt Gnias, Muhlenberg + ................................................. Jr 6-0 Royersford, Pa. / Spring-Ford G-Justin Kupa, Franklin & Marshall .................................. Soph 6-2 Mt. Laurel, N.J. / Lenape G-Conor Harkins, Swarthmore ........................................... Soph 6-3 Greenwich, Conn. / Greenwich F-Shane Stark, Ursinus .......................................................... Jr 6-6 Collegeville, Pa. / La Salle College * 1st team All-Centennial in 2017 & 2018 # 1st team All-Centennial in 2018 & 2nd team All-Centennial in 2017 % 2nd team All-Centennial in 2018 & Honorable Mention All-Centennial in 2017 + Honorable Mention All-Centennial in 2018 ! Honorable Mention All-Centennial in 2017 Player of the Year – Cam Wiley, Swarthmore, Sr., G Defensive Player of the Year – Zac O’Dell, Swarthmore, Jr., F Rookie of the Year – Dan Gaines, Muhlenberg, Fr., G Coach of the Year – Landry Kosmalski, Swarthmore Notes • Wiley becomes the sixth player in Centennial history to earn multiple Player of the Year awards. Wiley also received the honor in 2017. • Wiley also becomes just the ninth player in Centennial history to earn First Team All-Centennial honors three times. • Gaines is the 17th freshman in Centennial history to earn a spot on the All-Centennial team, and the eighth to earn Second Team accolades. • Gaines is the first Muhlenberg player to receive Rookie of the Year honors. • Kosmalski was named Coach of the Year for the third time in the last four season (also in 2016 & 2017). He is the only three-time winner of the award since it began in 2009. • Franklin & Marshall (31) has the most first-team selections in the history of the Conference, followed by Ursinus (20), Johns Hopkins (17), Muhlenberg (15), Gettysburg (14), Dickinson (11), Swarthmore (7), Washington College (7), McDaniel (5), and Haverford (5). All-Sportsmanship Team Four-Time First-Team All-Centennial Selections (2) Ryan Devine, Dickinson, So., G/F, New Egypt, N.J. / New Egypt Georgio Milligan, Franklin & Marshall, 2009-10-11-12 J.C. McGrath, Franklin & Marshall, Sr., F, Newark, Del. Brandon Federici, Franklin & Marshall, 2015-16-17-18 Matt Palacio, Gettysburg, Sr., F, Katonah, N.Y. Kyle Goldfarb, Haverford, Sr., G, New York, N.Y. Three-Time First-Team All-Centennial Selections (7) Noah Ralby, Johns Hopkins, Sr., G, Boca Raton, Fla. Richie Barrett, Ursinus, 1999-00-01 D.J. Harper, McDaniel, Sr., F, Bowie, Md. Mark Lesko, Muhlenberg, 2000-01-02 Brendan Hughes, Muhlenberg, Sr., G, Madison, Conn. Nick Shattuck, Ursinus, 2006-07-08 Ryan Ingram, Swarthmore, So., G, Charlottesville, Va. Andrew Powers, Gettysburg, 2009-10-11 Jake O’Neill, Ursinus, Jr., C, Northfield, N.J. Spencer Liddic, Muhlenberg, 2010-11-12 Kevin McCormick, Washington College, Sr., G, Springfield, Pa. Gerry Wixted, Dickinson, 2013-14-15 Cam Wiley, Swarthmore, 2017-18-19 Centennial Conference Players of the Year 1994 Dave Jannetta, Franklin & Marshall, Jr., G First-Team All-Conference Freshmen (2) 1995 Dave Jannetta, Franklin & Marshall, Sr., G Georgio Milligan, Franklin & Marshall, 2009 1996 Jeremiah Henry, Franklin & Marshall, Sr., G Brandon Federici, Franklin & Marshall, 2015 1997 Matt Gorman, Johns Hopkins, Sr., C 1998 Greg Roehrig, Johns Hopkins, Sr., F Second-Team All-Conference Freshmen (8) 1999 Joel Wertman, Johns Hopkins, Jr., F Rich Barrett, Ursinus, 1998 2000 Alex Kraft, Franklin & Marshall, Soph., F Alex Kraft, Franklin & Marshall, 1999 2001 Alex Kraft, Franklin & Marshall, Jr., F Andrew Powers, Gettysburg, 2008 Rich Barrett, Ursinus, Sr., F Jon Ward, Ursinus, 2010 2002 Mark Lesko, Muhlenberg, Sr., C Will Gates, Swarthmore, 2010 2003 Dan Luciano, Ursinus, Sr., C Gerry Wixted, Dickinson, 2012 2004 Dennis Stanton, Ursinus, Sr., G Malique Killing, Muhlenberg, 2012 2005 Mike McGarvey, Ursinus, Jr., G Dan Gaines, Muhlenberg, 2019 2006 Mike McGarvey, Ursinus, Sr., G 2007 Nick Shattuck, Ursinus, Jr., G Honorable Mention All-Conference Freshman (8) 2008 Nick Shattuck, Ursinus, Sr., F Greg Roehrig, Johns Hopkins, 1995 2009 Andrew Powers, Gettysburg, Soph., F Danny Nawrocki, Johns Hopkins, 2004 2010 James McNally, Franklin & Marshall, Jr., F Jeff Stewart, Muhlenberg, 2004 2011 Georgio Milligan, Franklin & Marshall, Jr., G Spencer Liddic, Muhlenberg, 2009 2012 Georgio Milligan, Franklin & Marshall, Sr., G Adam Honig, Dickinson, 2011 2013 Hayk Gyokchyan, Franklin & Marshall, Sr., F George Bugarinovic, Johns Hopkins, 2012 2014 Adam Honig, Dickinson, Sr., G Cody Kiefer, Gettysburg, 2014 2015 Gerry Wixted, Dickinson, Sr., F Conner Delaney, Johns Hopkins, 2018 2016 Ted Hinnenkamp, Dickinson, Sr., F 2017 Cam Wiley, Swarthmore, Soph., G 2018 Brandon Federici, Franklin & Marshall, Sr., G 2019 Cam Wiley, Swarthmore, Sr., G Players of the Year by School School Tot Last Champion Franklin & Marshall .................10 Brandon Federici, 2018 Ursinus .......................................7 Nick Shattuck, 2008 Dickinson ...................................3 Ted Hinnenkamp, 2016 Johns Hopkins ............................3 Joel Wertman, 1999 Swarthmore ................................2 Cam Wiley, 2019 Gettysburg ..................................1 Andrew Powers, 2009 Muhlenberg ................................1 Mark Lesko, 2002 Centennial Conference Rookie of the Year 2013 Malik Draper, Ursinus, Fr., G 2014 Cody Kiefer, Gettysburg, Fr., F 2015 Brandon Federici, Franklin & Marshall, Fr., G 2016 Joe Scibelli, Haverford, Fr., F 2017 Ignas Slyka, Franklin & Marshall, Fr., G/F 2018 Conner Delaney, Johns Hopkins, Fr., G 2019 Dan Gaines, Muhlenberg, Fr., G Centennial Conference Coach of the Year 2009 Kevin Curley, McDaniel 2010 Rob Nugent, Washington College 2011 Alan Seretti, Dickinson 2012 Bill Nelson, Johns Hopkins 2013 Glenn Robinson, Franklin & Marshall 2014 Kevin Curley, McDaniel 2015 Bill Nelson, Johns Hopkins 2016 Landry Kosmalski, Swarthmore 2017 Landry Kosmalski, Swarthmore 2018 Josh Loeffler, Johns Hopkins 2019 Landry Kosmalski, Swarthmore .
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